Local shop ads and social notes fill Carey Times page
A mosaic of storefront pitches and society items. Locals promote garden seeds ice cream walls paper paint and buggy sales while families visit Toledo Findlay Lima and Nor folk. Mentions include Pieraccini's pastry, Corbin shoe shop and Stief Bros kilns with several residents traveling and hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Houk
Kurtz Rowalt
Findlay
Ewing's
Hid. Marks and Son
Gilbert
Alvada
Harris Bros
O. A. Gunther
Wharton
Corbin’s
Father Fish
Father Forer
Upper Sandusky
Stella
Elsie Haines
Jessie Roil
Toledo
Pieraccini & Son
Harry Hammond
Helen
Vaulue
F. G. Stumpp
Lima
Sawer Motor Co Sells Ford Touring Car in Local Deal
Local agents John son and Miller sold a five passenger Ford touring car to G A Cald well last week. Various town residents and visitors are noted in a bustling social column with mentions of guests, moved homes, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing’s
Sawyer Motor Co
Upper Sandusky
Johnson & Miller
G. A. Caldwell
Pastor Attends Republic Convention for Sunday School Leaders
Rev. P. F. DeVaux of United Evangelical church leaves Tuesday for Republic to join the Columbus District Sunday schools convention and Keystone League Christian Endeavor. He will give a Wednesday welcome address and a ten minute talk on Decreasive Attendance at Sunday School on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. DeVaux
United Evangelical Church
Republic
Keystone League Christian Endeavor
Columbus
DeVaux
Interesting Group Front Page Photo of Carey Pilgrims
The Cleveland paper ran a striking front page picture featuring Father Fish Father Gloden and several pilgrims along with the four oldest Carey people in last Sundays parade. Included were Mr and Mrs Joseph Pahl Mrs Mary Reinhart and Mrs Anne Arend. The images were exceptionally good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sipe returns to Oklahoma after winter visit list
David Sipe leaves for home from Oklahoma visiting daughters Mrs Chet Tate and Mrs A E Constien. He will travel via Battle Creek Michigan to visit a sister and Chicago to see son Clinton and family. Expected home mid May. He predicts wheat harvest to begin by June first. He notes his son has 175 acres and his own land includes two sizable fields. Corn is up and being cultivated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sipe
Chet Tate
A. E. Constien
Battle Creek
Mich
Chicago
Clinton
Hennessy
Okla
Oklahoma
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Wayne Knit
Cadet
Mutual
Pieraccini’s
Sadie Wagner
Corbin
Carey Times
John Semler of
George Bish
George Henry
Miller & Bachar
Lawrence Craft
Fostoria
M. C. Reynolds
L. K. Burnap
Martha of
Vanlue
Charles Sutter
Leo Queen
Katherine Waller
Louisville, Ky
Father Victor
Logan Natural Gas
Stief Bros
W. A. Miller
J. H. Carothers
Lansing
Helen Corbin
W. C. Stoker
Mt. Blanchare
Pieraccini
Eva Shumaker
Joseph Shumaker
George
Henry
Louise Ludwig
Tiffin
W. H. Snyder
Burrough
Russell Lantz
A. J. Lantz
Norfolk
Sherman Bond
Ethel
Big Four Freight House
R. D. Hilty
Delmar Mulvane
Prospect
I. N. Zeis
Gladys
Henrietta
Bellefountain
Bon Ton
J. P. Newhard
S. M. Ranger
Shriners
H. B. Pratt
Sarah Hibbins
Joseph F. Wonder
Dunlap
Maygid Lindsay
Grover Hile
William Stoll
Roy
Con Cosgray
M. Keller
R.G. Spencer
E. M. Gear
Felker
Reinforced Welding Co
branids'Storiba A
Iss Riésa Hoy
Marion Speny
Ldst
Asa’ ‘Snyder
Armeta Snyder
Ora Howard
Carey
George Howard
Theo Cooper
Frances England
Blanchard
M. T. Poorman
Marcellus, Mich
L.D. Trubey
J. E. Nichols
Harper Hospital
Detroit
Mildred
W. A. Miller Variety Store
Carey High
Forest
Wagner Park
Marion
Victor
Louisville
Itta Mizer
Bucyrus
Vitis
St. 25
Newhard
Newhard Clothers
FORD
Bros Sishers
Michaels, Stern & CO
Panama
Michaels, Sterns & Co
Newhard Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothers & Furnishers
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